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The painter's companion, or, A treatise on colours : shewing how to make the several sorts from their proper ingredients, together with the most useful for colouring maps, prints, views &c., the whole being practical improvements on the experiments of the Hon. Robert Boyle : very useful for gentlemen and ladies that amuse themselves with painting in water-colours, as well as designers, limners, &c &c

by: Hoofnail, John; Boyle, Robert, 1627-1691

Publication date: 1825

Topics: Colors, Color in art

Publisher: London : R.H. Laurie

Collection: getty; americana

Contributor: Getty Research Institute

Language: English

Library's copy is bound with: The art of drawing in perspective. 10th ed. London : R.H. Laurie, 1825. (84-B4987)

"Printed by Weed and Rider, Little Britain, London"--p. 39

First published in 1738 as New practical improvements, and observations on some of the experiments and considerations touching colours